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How Do You Solve A Problem Like West Elm Caleb?

There’s still no set cultural guide for what to do when a person falls into the category of “crappy.”
By Rachel Millman
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Love in the Age of Social Media: Where Does Creeping End, and Dating Begin?

The plethora of information available online can make a first date feel like a third date.
By Francesca Friday
The Pure app on an iPhone. (Photo: Pure)

Did Ashley Madison Make You Afraid to Cheat? This Hookup App Throws Out Your Data

Since Ashley Madison, Pure, the subscription-based hookup app, wants potential adulterers to know that it doesn't hold on to any data for hackers could steal.
By Brady Dale
NEW YORK - MAY 28: Single New Yorkers chat during a HurryDate speed dating event May 28, 2003 in New York City. Speed dating is a trend in New York, pitting dozens of singles together for dozens of short "dates" in an evening. Participants fill out cards if they're interested, and event organizers e-mail any resulting matches. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

It Turns Out Tinder Isn’t Spying on Your Dates

By Brady Dale
Why use PDA when we could date her? (Screengrab: Tinder)

Creepy Service Charges $1,500 to 'Pimp' Dudes' Online Dating Profiles

By Vinnie Mancuso

OKCupid's Most Desirable Straight Man Sounds Like a Creep

By Molly Mulshine
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